Originally Posted by
Alexjones
NK probably has underperformed in some
ways since the failed merger attempts and lost a certain amount of value as a business,
those other mergers wanted to go ahead with the debts due.
now they may be able to buy NK for a quarter of the price they offered in 2022 or even less.
Im no economist or expert but it seems like if
done correctly it could be a good deal with F9
bring on the staple
ALPA/ALPA so a staple wouldn’t happen. The main points of an SLI are date of hire, relative seniority, and career expectations, and maybe size of company in some cases. If NK/F9 get together it would be some sort of a hybrid of each point. Just an opinion.